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Pyppe
3y ago
Quick blog post to share a fun project about AI-generated sportscasting. Featuring OpenAI vision and ElevenLabs voice APIs for real-time video narration.
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Generative AI for video recognition and voice narration
(pyppe.fi)
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Pyppe
3y ago
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Turning a static Next.js website into editable CMS
(pyppe.fi)
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Pyppe
5y ago
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Oracle to charge for Java from Jan 2019
(itassetmanagement.net)
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Pyppe
8y ago
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Pyppe
8y ago
Thanks for the link; didn't find that existing report. Yeah, it's a new thing. Apparently at least 9 days old. :) I'm kind of baffled that a service, that literally has one entry point: providing JavaScript to customer sites,
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Embedded Disqus modifies global variables (removes lodash)
(twitter.com)
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Pyppe
8y ago
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Qihoo360 employee tweets about cellular 3G/4G vulnerabilities
(twitter.com)
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Pyppe
9y ago
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Pyppe
10y ago
Transliteration. See e.g. https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Transliteration
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Pyppe
10y ago
https://github.com/gildas-lormeau/JSONView-for-Chrome/pull/4... maybe it's about this XSS issue. Funny though, that the extension it's just now suddenly being pulled out. I would've imagined th
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Security vulnerability in Chrome's JSONView extension?
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Pyppe
10y ago
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Pyppe
10y ago
So what is the optimal starting point in your opinion?
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Pyppe
10y ago
HTTP 503 Service Unavailable "Request queue full."
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Pyppe
10y ago
"Percentage: {:.2f}%".format(foobar * 100) vs "Percentage: {:.2%}".format(foobar)
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Pyppe
10y ago
Related to password security: any of you guys using Chrome's ability to sync passwords to "Google cloud"? I just started using it a few weeks ago. Supposedly it uses a password to encrypt the data, but I still don't feel
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Pyppe
10y ago
Jenkins too is built on top of a compiled language. Too bad it is JVM, which is a hog when it comes to memory... Point being that a "compiled language" is no guarantee of a low memory usage.
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Pyppe
11y ago
Here's the notice: https://github.com/github/dmca/blob/master/2016-02-04-Wahoo-... . Also, basically the same thing happened 5 months ago: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=1027130
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Pyppe
11y ago
Could someone confirm if doc_value support for analyzed strings is part of the 2.0 release? I find no mention about it in the release notes, so I'm guessing it's not... :\
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Pyppe
11y ago
In scala-land, I've got experience from Scalatra, http4s and Play framework. We've recently migrated a large Scala project from Scalatra to http4s. I would not recommend using the current 2.x version of Scalatra. The biggest issue
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Time Is the Fire in Which We Burn: Explaining the Complexities of Time
(futurice.com)
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Pyppe
11y ago
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USN-2657-1: unattended-upgrades vulnerability
(ubuntu.com)
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Pyppe
11y ago
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Pyppe
12y ago
I got my Gen1 Carbon X1 -laptop two years ago, and remember wondering how on earth they could release such a great piece of hardware with such a crappy 8GB RAM limit. And exactly one year ago also tweeted ( https://twitter.com
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Pyppe
12y ago
That's what I initially figured, but was left uneasy after seeing the Gist and trying to Google about it.
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Pyppe
12y ago
Stumbled upon https://gist.github.com/anonymous/929d622f3b36b00c0be1 Just to verify; apache httpd / nginx without CGI-support is not vulnerable?
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PlayCLI: Play Iteratees + Unix pipe
(blog.greweb.fr)
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Pyppe
14y ago
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